Ceymar with baitfeeder feature is great for slip bobber application

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I watched the trailer. Great job!

Last night I relaxed catching bunch of nice crappies. Then the light show began in the mpls/ st. paul metro. Awesome site.

I have a 2013 terrova. If you need, i will dig out the owner’s manual. Let me know. The remote in your picture looks the same as mine.

Brindley’s is a great place. Looks and feels like a fishing resort. Middle part of the lake.

Fish To Escape wrote:

All good questions. Best data so far says the mRNA vaccines are 90% effective at preventing covid infections in the real world, 95% effective at preventing symptomatic infections, and basically 100% effective at preventing severe/hospital/death. That 100% number will not last, there will be vaccinated people that die of covid.
The data on transmission doesn’t come from the initial trials. That data is starting to come out now and so far it looks like the Pfizer vaccine reduces transmission by about 70%. The bottom line is the vaccine doesn’t stop you from breathing the virus in. It does help your body prevent it from replicating too much. So a vaccinated person can still breathe it in and the virus will still replicate some. In 10% of the cases it can multiply enough to test +, in 5% enough to feel symptoms, in 30% enough to be contagious.

Thank you for the information. The way you stated it was easy for me to understand.

Second shot of pfizer two days ago. Besides slightly sore arm, was tired yesterday, slept four hours midday. Feel 100% today.

Thanks vietnam veterans for your service !!!!!!

Sylvanboat wrote:

Owner of NW Ontario resort we go to insists border will be open by May.

Like others have said, no chance by May. Unless he meant May 2022 or May 2023.

What seems like an insignificant decision, might not be. Drive to by car or drive to by boat? Generally drive to by boat feels much more remote, which some will really like. But it involves a lot of loading and unloading on both ends and getting your stuff from the dock to the cabin. If it is raining on your way to the resort or coming back from the resort and your boat is not covered it can be a real hassel. Like having to put everything in plastic garbage bags.

I have fished canada extensively since 1983. Many tradeoffs for each destination. My advice would be first to decide who exactly would be going with you. Then list the priorities for the group. After that a visit to the northwest sport show in minneapolis would help. Or scour the internet and come up with choices and someone here has probably been there or know someone who has. Fly-in vs camping vs american plan vs housekeeping plan vs drive to by car vs drive to by boat. Lots of choices, all can be great, but the group’s priorities will narrow it down.

Bemidji showed so much more effort than the badgers. They were consistently winning one on two and one on three puck battles.

Wasn’t there a effort to combine north and south dakota years back? Or is my memory faulty?

muskie-tim wrote:

You knew they couldn’t keep Caufield from scoring all afternoon 5 -2 Beavers Go Beavers

Agreed. It seems like he can score everytime he is on the ice.

Now 5 to 1. Wow

Found it on tv. Go bemidji!!!

fishthumper wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>BigWerm wrote:</div>
Obviously this has no chance of doing anything, but it does speak to the growing polarization in outstate vs metro. A huge portion of the state has virtually no influence or real actual representation anymore, and the Dems (particularly metro Dems) won’t even address Walz’ unconstitutional executive powers. No one man of any party should have unilateral control, particularly for this long. That should have bipartisan support to return to a representative government, but most are so entrenched into their “team” winning, they have no problem with it.

X2 – I’ll add my .02 before this one gets dusted. We have come to the point in not only Minnesota but in all the US where its major metro areas controlling elections and thus controlling the decision making.

All U.S. major metro areas controlling decision making?
Wyoming has two U.S senators for 600,000 people and California has two U.S. senators for 40,000,000 people.

This looks great. I will try it. Thank you

Matt Moen wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>39degrees wrote:</div>
Sorry if this is a stupid question. Could you mount the transducer to show your live bait behind the boat while rigging for walleyes? If so, would you see the walleye approach the bait?

The answer is yes. Just depends on how far back but yes you can.

Awesome, thank you

Sorry if this is a stupid question. Could you mount the transducer to show your live bait behind the boat while rigging for walleyes? If so, would you see the walleye approach the bait?

Walleye 32.5 inches, largemouth bass 24 inches. Both on large bucktail spinners fishing for muskie in ontario about 10 years apart.

Rivergills wrote:

I am looking at a new Alumacraft classic 165 tiller boat and would like to go with with a Yamaha 60hp since that would max out the hp rating for the boat. The dealer has a new Yamaha T60 high thrust that I can get a good deal on. Is there any reasons a person should not put a T60 high thrust on a boat like this instead of the F60 Yamaha? They do not have a F60 to put on it due to inventory issues. They do have a 60hp Honda I can go with instead it’s my choice. I do like the Yamahas but not sure if there would be any disadvantages and/or advantages putting the T60 on instead of the F60. Thanks

I cant answer the motor question. But i do know the classic 165 is a great boat!

B-man wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>39degrees wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>B-man wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>39degrees wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>B-man wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>supercat wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>B-man wrote:</div>
When was the last time the price of anything new decreased???

Wait all you want, but it’s never happened before and will never happen in the future.

Incorrect 2008 everything fell in price even land! It’s not that long ago my prediction is 2023. The economy is just like the weather high’s low’s we have been in a high to long.

Did the price of NEW boats go down significantly??

The price of NEW trucks?

NEW atv’s/sleds?

Sure used equipment saw a price drop, but I don’t recall manufacturers making big cuts to MSRPs.

New cell phone in 1983 cost $4,000.00

Apples to Oranges. I’m taking about existing technology, not a brand new patented device available by only one manufacturer.

When a new 21′ boat with a 300hp costs $10,000 get back to me….

We’ll both have a good laugh and buy 10 of them

In 2009 a 6kw residential solar system cost $50,000 today it is $21,000

Again, that was and still is a “new” technology.

Everything is expensive before it’s prevalent.

Apples to oranges compared to a fishing boat. They’ve been around awhile….

If you think they’ll cost 50% less in 10 or 20 years I’ll have some of what you’re smoking lol

The average price of gasoline in 2012 was $3.62, in 2020 it was $2.17

B-man wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>39degrees wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>B-man wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>supercat wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>B-man wrote:</div>
When was the last time the price of anything new decreased???

Wait all you want, but it’s never happened before and will never happen in the future.

Incorrect 2008 everything fell in price even land! It’s not that long ago my prediction is 2023. The economy is just like the weather high’s low’s we have been in a high to long.

Did the price of NEW boats go down significantly??

The price of NEW trucks?

NEW atv’s/sleds?

Sure used equipment saw a price drop, but I don’t recall manufacturers making big cuts to MSRPs.

New cell phone in 1983 cost $4,000.00

Apples to Oranges. I’m taking about existing technology, not a brand new patented device available by only one manufacturer.

When a new 21′ boat with a 300hp costs $10,000 get back to me….

We’ll both have a good laugh and buy 10 of them

In 2009 a 6kw residential solar system cost $50,000 today it is $21,000

B-man wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>supercat wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>B-man wrote:</div>
When was the last time the price of anything new decreased???

Wait all you want, but it’s never happened before and will never happen in the future.

Incorrect 2008 everything fell in price even land! It’s not that long ago my prediction is 2023. The economy is just like the weather high’s low’s we have been in a high to long.

Did the price of NEW boats go down significantly??

The price of NEW trucks?

NEW atv’s/sleds?

Sure used equipment saw a price drop, but I don’t recall manufacturers making big cuts to MSRPs.

New cell phone in 1983 cost $4,000.00

Not trying to be a smart***. But do you really want the bottom of the transducer even with the bottom of the boat? I would think you would lose any readings over idle speed. Maybe garmin is different but could swear lowrance instructs to have the bottom half of the transducer under the bottom line of the boat. On other words, the bottom of the boat is inline with the middle of the transducer.

My opinion – If you want to fish suspended bait balls you will want to use the map/chart feature. That way you can lay down waypoints and stay on top of the bait. So i would figure that taking up half the screen just for the map/chart. Leaving the other half of the screen for down or side sonar.

That boat looks brand new. Sweet ride.

Would it be possible to cut a piece of thick marine plywood to shape that would extend to top edge of the gunnel and carpet it? Then used stainless steel bolts or screws to secure it to the top of the gunnel? For added strength fit another piece from the back end down to the top of the casting platform. I am not an engineer by any means but that is what i would try.